I am new to Excel's Power Query and am managing a monthly cumulative reporting process with excel files containing Power Queries and am not finding them intuitive to use. I need to filter a tab in one file, then transfer the filtered data to another tab that will continue to track these updates monthly while removing them from the current output. The data on the current tab in question is generated by an existing query.
In the original file, a query exists that updates the data on Miles >50 from another workbook. But, for my example file attached I have added a tab Miles <=50 that I am needed to move all records where the mileage is <=50 from the current tab.
This is the current state Current Single tab "Miles>50"
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This is the TARGET State: Additional tab of "Miles<=50" containing records filtered and moved from "Miles>50" tab
Updated TAB "Miles>50" Area Vehicle# Miles
1 KNDJP3A59 62.5
1 1N4AL3AP2 62.5
1 5NPE24AF4 62.5
1 KNDPB3AC5 62.5
NEW TAB: "Miles<=50" Area Vehicle# Miles
1 1C4NJDEB6G 11.7
1 5NPDH4AE4 11.7
1 3N1AB7APX 11.7
1 3N1AB7AP6 17.3
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